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Variable: map()

const map: {<From, To>(fn): (iterable) => Iterable<To>; <From, To>(fn, iterable): Iterable<To>; <From, To>(fn): (iterable) => Iterable<To>; <From, To>(fn, iterable): Iterable<To>; }

Defined in: transforms.d.ts:25

Returns an iterable containing the values of iterable transformed by fn in iteration order.

Like Array.prototype.map, but for iterables.

Call Signature​

<From, To>(fn): (iterable) => Iterable<To>

Type Parameters​

From​

From

To​

To extends [] | unknown[]

Parameters​

fn​

(value) => To

Returns​

(iterable): Iterable<To>

Parameters​

iterable​

Iterable<From>

Returns​

Iterable<To>

Call Signature​

<From, To>(fn, iterable): Iterable<To>

Type Parameters​

From​

From

To​

To extends [] | unknown[]

Parameters​

fn​

(value) => To

iterable​

Iterable<From>

Returns​

Iterable<To>

Call Signature​

<From, To>(fn): (iterable) => Iterable<To>

Type Parameters​

From​

From

To​

To

Parameters​

fn​

(value) => To

Returns​

(iterable): Iterable<To>

Parameters​

iterable​

Iterable<From>

Returns​

Iterable<To>

Call Signature​

<From, To>(fn, iterable): Iterable<To>

Type Parameters​

From​

From

To​

To

Parameters​

fn​

(value) => To

iterable​

Iterable<From>

Returns​

Iterable<To>

Example​

console.log(
  pipe(
    [`sloth`, `more sloth`, `even more sloth`],
    map(string => string.length),
    reduce(toArray()),
  ),
)
//=> [ 5, 10, 15 ]

Since​

v0.0.1